Third-sector - Page 17

By Martin Ford | 13 December 2019

A trade union has questioned the treatment of workers by a social enterprise running hundreds of ...

SOCIAL CARE

Unlock potential of social workers through self-management, report argues

By Paul Marinko | 02 December 2019

A new report has called for a radical reduction in middle management to boost the time social wor...

HOUSING

Private renters overspending £11bn a year on rent

By Laura Sharman | 26 November 2019

Private renters in England are spending £11bn more a year on rent than they can afford, new resea...

ENVIRONMENT

Recognising the role of people power

By Mike Adamson | 20 November 2019

Local communities are often the first responders in an emergency. Mike Adamson explains how the B...

THIRD SECTOR

The Market leaders

By Kevin Foster | 19 November 2019

Kevin Foster explains the purpose of the East Sussex Social Value Marketplace – an online platfo...

THIRD SECTOR

Steve's hitting the heights

13 November 2019

Sitting in an office devoid of obvious hazards we can only salute the courage and selflessness of...

HOMELESSNESS

Councils should get involved in world's largest anti-homelessness fundraiser

By Dame Louise Casey | 17 October 2019

Former homelessness tsar Dame Louise Casey urges councils to support The World’s Big Sleep Out on...

ENVIRONMENT

Growing the grassroots - putting communities at the heart of place-making

By Graham Duxbury | 07 October 2019

Graham Duxbury of Groundwork says a new survey of community groups reveals the gap is growing bet...

LEGAL

Glasgow faces legal battle over homeless services

By Heather Jameson | 03 October 2019

Shelter Scotland has launched a legal battle against Glasgow City Council over failures in its ho...

WHITEHALL

Patel pledges £20m to 'roll up' County Lines

By Paul Marinko | 02 October 2019

The home secretary’s announcement of a £20m package to tackle County Lines drugs gangs has receiv...

Director People and Organisational Change

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